Clive Crook

New regulations could, and probably should, force companies to give shareholders more power over managers. But today’s shareholders, individual and institutional alike, rarely exercise the rights they already have. Often, when managers let owners down and confidence in capitalism falters, investors are at least partly to blame. Even if they are not cheering the managers on to greater feats of daring, they are failing to demand probity and accountability.

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